What command should I use to determine if my client is mobile phone?
Also, where can I find documentation?
What command should I use to determine if my client is mobile phone?
Also, where can I find documentation?
Subject: Mobile Phone Client
This is kind of a vague question. Can you be more specific about your request?
Lotus Notes client does not have a Mobile Phone version. If using a Mobile Phone you have two options, use a web browser to access I-Notes (DWA) or use the Lotus Notes Traveler product which does have a client for Windows Mobile 5,6,6.1 devices and Nokia Series 60 3rd Edition devices.
Hope this helps.
Subject: Mobile phone Xpage functions
Thank you for your reply. I have a Xpage application already in production and we’re trying to create a version that is for mobile phone (e.g. Blackberry, etc.) only.
We’re looking for Xpage functions (similar to @ClientType) that we can use to determine if our Xpage Web App is being access by regular browser or a mobile phone so we can redirect users to web pages that are mobile phone friendly or limit content.
Again, thanks a lot.
Subject: Looking for more info regarding XPages on BB
Please see this post
Subject: Not sure on details and if it is there now, but RIM announced XPAges support at L’phere
might be worth checking with them.
Subject: LotusSphere Demo
At the 2009 LotusSphere Demo. They were showing view control with 30 listing on a browser and then they added a command (show only 3 item) to let the xPage application check if it is viewed by Blackberry.
I’m sorry, I just forgot the command. I hope somebody can help.
Thanks.
Subject: checkout this one
http://www.qtzar.com/blogs/qtzar.nsf/archive?
openview&type=Category&key=iPhone
var uAgent = context.getUserAgent().getUserAgent();
if (uAgent.match(“iPhone”) != null){
context.redirectToPage("/iPhone.xsp");
}